Usman Khalil
ClaimedMAK CANADIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICES
College ID #R709592
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I am Usman Khalil, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R709592) and CPA Ontario member (C83028834) with MAK Canadian Immigration Services. My practice focuses on Canadian business immigration, Express Entry and Canadian Experience Class matters, work-permit pathways, permanent residence strategy, and application/file review. My accounting background is particularly relevant where immigration files depend on clear source-of-funds, net-worth, business, payroll, employment, or other financial-document consistency.
Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
I assist clients with Canadian business immigration, Express Entry and Canadian Experience Class applications, work permits and LMIA-related matters, Provincial Nominee Program pathways, visitor and Super Visa matters, and permanent residence planning. I also review immigration files for consistency across forms, supporting documents, employment records, financial evidence, source-of-funds records, and written explanations before submission or when a file presents higher-risk issues.
Local Immigration Context
I am based with MAK Canadian Immigration Services in Mississauga, Ontario, serving clients across the GTA and Canada. MAK also has a genuine Scarborough office for East GTA client access. Canadian immigration advice and representation are provided by MAK's licensed Canadian RCIC team. For this professional profile, my regulator-derived primary business location remains Mississauga.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Mississauga, Ontario
3715 Laird Rd, Unit 4, L5L 0A3
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